Nate Cox

Chiming in to say: in that print orientation the weight of your device is putting stress on the weakest part of the print — the layer lines. Something to be aware of.

It’s hard to tell from the photo what the issue may be. It looks a bit like over-extrusion but I’d put my money on highly reduced layer print time causing the fan to ramp way up and getting more shrinking.

For when you’re ready to do the deep dive into split ergonomic keyboards: https://natecox.dev/ramblings/lets-talk-about-keyboards

Jesus dude, if you can’t handle peoples opinions maybe you should just get off social media.

Please reference my above post.

It never even occurs to you that the problem may be the people being assholes rather than the people having to constantly hear them? Very telling.

People are trying to engage with you intellectually in this thread, but I’m so fucking tired of the right wing bullshit rhetoric that we see after every travesty, miscarriage of justice, human rights violation and every other act of evil from one side of our political system.

I don’t have it in me now to be kind and forgiving, and I know better than to think I can change your mind, so instead: fuck off, you gaslighting, propagandist, sack of shit.

Just ignore this clown, they clearly live in a fantasy world of easy answers.

Your situation fucking sucks, there are no easy answers. I’m so sorry that you have yet another hardship to bear. Stay strong, friend.

Are you just one of those asteoturfing bots, or do you really not understand how fucking stupid it is to hold random citizens thousands of miles away from where Trump is, who voted against him, as personally accountable for his actions?

The whole “go shoot him” fantasy is so far divorced from reality that I don’t even know how to address it.

I honestly would have bought one of these for $1000. They are cool, there’s potential there, but not for the price of a used car.

Good for him, took the opportunity to knock out a chore he was putting off right away. Great start.

HIPAA also only covers specific types of information medium. It’s not a generic “you can’t share information” law like most people think it is, it’s a “if you’re storing information you need to follow these rules about who can see what, and have these safeguards in place to prevent access” law.

Ok. Cool story, bro.

Edit for clarity to any observers: take a look at this guy’s comment history to see how seriously you should take him.

I took a class from a local organization on it and it really provided the motivation and support I needed to make the switch. My wife and I switched together and we both feel a lot better and our blood work showed radical improvement over just a couple of weeks. Been at it for several months now and I think it’s a life change for us now.

If you don’t have a class in your area, the book “How Not to Die” by Michael Greger is the next best thing.

Also, you do you, but I advise staying away from vegan communities. They can attract certain kind of person that does not provide a positive experience, at least for me. Also fun fact: you can be vegan and eat like absolute shit; Oreos and McDonalds French fries are both vegan. Plant based, whole food is stricter in terms of providing actual nutrition.

I can sleep easy now.

“Bear’s black, fight back” etc.

I don’t know how to express to you the physical pain it causes me to see the rhyming cadence here destroyed.

I recently switched to a plant-based, whole food diet, and seeing the phrase “chlorinated chicken” makes me feel so very validated about this choice.

Strong disagree.

I’m all ears on matters of personal preference and why people do and don’t like languages, but I’ve been maintaining code bases for about 25 years now and I’ll draw my line in the sand here: Rust is a maintenance programmers dream. Strongly typed, easily tested, easily documented, and a borrow checker to gate out the really hard to triage stuff. It has all the tools that I know make my life easier on projects that live for 10+ years.

It may not be your cup of tea and that’s fine, but it’s silly to pretend it doesn’t have the strengths that it does.

You’re right that the first steps with Rust can be trying, but I do think it gets overinflated.

Of all the languages I have both learned to use and deployed something useful to production in, Rust is somewhere in the middle of the “initial difficulty” curve. Harder than Ruby, Python, Perl, C, etc… easier than Erlang, Elixir, Clojure, Haskell, etc.

Rust’s borrow checker is both its best and worst feature; virtually every complaint I have heard about how hard Rust is was about fighting the borrow checker, but the borrow checker has also saved me from some really stupid mistakes and all of the time involved in finding and fixing them. The juice is totally worth the squeeze.

Now if you really hate yourself spend some time learning Prolog. I promise you that Rust will seem a lot more dev friendly afterwards.

It makes me feel physically ill that we have allowed this administration to so boldly fall into malicious attacks against certain groups of people.

When I was a boy I was taught that America was the land of tolerance, a global melting pot of cultures. As a man I understood that was always a lie (what with the history of racism and sexism being pretty damn obvious), but even then I could never imagine us falling this fucking far.